Overview
- Dozens of former Google workers allege they were unlawfully terminated for protesting the company's Project Nimbus, a cloud computing contract with Israel.
- The complaint claims the firings interfered with the workers' rights under U.S. labor law to advocate for better working conditions.
- Google asserts that the dismissed employees disrupted workspaces and made colleagues feel unsafe, defending its decision as necessary.
- The workers are seeking reinstatement, back pay, and a statement from Google affirming their right to organize.
- The ongoing civilian casualties in Gaza have intensified debates and protests over U.S. corporate involvement with the Israeli government.